5+ Unique S’mores Recipes

S’mores are a classic summer treat. But, you don’t have to make them in the classic way. Get inspired by this list of Unique S’mores Recipes.

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Campfire s’mores are the easiest recipe. Toast a marshmallow over an open flame, then squish it between chocolate and graham crackers. Simple. Delicious.

But that’s not the only s’mores recipe there is. You can come up with really fun twists on s’mores. So of course, I had to compile a list of unique s’mores recipes.

Because campfire s’mores are great, but you don’t always have a campfire handy. And sometimes, you want s’mores at home without having to go camping.

So if you want your s’mores fix without the flame, or if it’s winter and you don’t feel like setting up the firepit in the cold weather, just pick one of the recipes off the list below. These recipes will absolutely satisfy your s’mores craving without having to go outdoors and without having to make s’mores in the microwave (which people do!).

Unique S’mores Recipes

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Soft Pretzel S’mores

These Soft Pretzel S’mores are a really fun twist on a classic s’mores recipe.

It has the elements of s’mores — chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker — but all on top of a soft pretzel instead of in a cracker sandwich form.

What makes these so easy is the fact that you don’t have to toast the marshmallow. It’s marshmallow creme, not melted marshmallow, so you don’t have to worry about a flame for them.

Puff Pastry S’mores Bites

Instead of using graham crackers, these Puff Pastry S’mores Bites use puff pastry as the base.

Puff pastry is so easy to work with, so don’t skip this recipe if you’ve never tried it. Making it from scratch isn’t that easy, but this recipe uses store bought puff pastry, so it’s simple.

Cut the puff pastry into pieces and bake it (that’s how it puffs). Add your s’mores toppings, heat them a tiny bit, and you’ve got a delicious dessert.

With this, you put them under broil for a minute, so you get the delicious char on the marshmallow that everyone loves.

S’mores Quesadillas

When people think of quesadillas, they usually think about savory quesadillas. But these S’mores Quesadillas will become your new favorite.

Flour tortillas replace the graham crackers in this s’mores twist. You fill them with chocolate and marshmallows, then cook like a regular quesadilla. The chocolate will melt, the marshmallow will get gooey, and the tortillas will hold it all together.

We make these when we’re having quesadilla night, already have the quesadilla maker out, and we need a dessert. Just be sure to clean the quesadilla maker in between dinner and dessert. You don’t want any of the savory fillings that dripped out the side to find their way into your dessert quesadilla.

Foil-Wrapped Grilled S’mores

At first, these Foil-Wrapped Grilled S’mores seem like more a twist on the cooking method than the recipe for s’mores. But, once you get into the post, you actually get a bunch of different recipes for the chocolate portion of the s’mores, using more than just a plain chocolate bar.

And then, of course, there’s the twist of grilling them instead of the traditional cooking method. It’s great for when you want to make a bunch of s’mores at once for a crowd. This way, they all cook at once — and are all ready at once. It’s a lot easier than trying to make one at a time.

Plus, the cleanup is basically non-existent. Since the s’mores are wrapped in foil, they won’t make a mess on your grill and you don’t have any sort of cleanup (beside, you know, turning off and closing the grill).

S’mores Fudge

Fudge is generally a two ingredient dessert. And the base of this S’mores Fudge is just that: two ingredient fudge.

But then, you add in marshmallows and graham crackers to go from plain chocolate fudge to s’mores fudge.

You do need to make this ahead of time and let it sit in the fridge before you can cut it, so this isn’t something you can make the moment you start craving s’mores. You have to anticipate your s’mores craving.

This recipe calls them wedding favors, but if you aren’t planning a wedding, you can still use these as party favors or just a dinner party dessert. Since you cut them into bite sized pieces, they’re really easy to serve to a crowd.

Spooky S’mores Wedding Favors

Don’t skip this Spooky S’mores Wedding Favors idea if you’re not planning a wedding. These work perfectly as party favors too — especially Halloween parties.

So yes, at the core, these are basically just packaged s’mores. But, they’re really cute and packaged with Halloween Peeps, so the twist is using Peeps instead of plain marshmallows.

These are spooky because of the ghost Peep, but you can actually makes these for any holiday. Use traditional Peeps to make these for Easter, Christmas tree Peeps to make these as stocking stuffers … you get the idea.

Purchase S’mores Kits Online:

If you want an easy way to make traditional s’mores at home, you can purchase s’mores kits online. Most have everything you need for a s’mores night in, which is actually perfect if you’re planning something like an at home camping trip.

Some of our favorites that you can purchase online are:

• Terra Flame Smores Roaster (pictured above and reviewed by us here)
• City Bonfire S’Mores Night Pack
• Gourmet S’mores Kit
• Electric Tabletop S’mores Maker

Purchase S’mores Treats Online:

If you’re hungry for s’mores, but you don’t want to make your own, there are a ton of s’mores-flavored products that you can purchase online, like:

• Golden Graham S’mores Bites
• S’mores Cereal
• Fanny May S’mores Snack Mix
• Simply Chocolate Dipped S’mores (pictured above)
• Marshmallow Frosted S’more Cookie Sampler

Which of these unique s’mores recipes will you try first? Let us know in the comments.